Answers with Ken Ham

Jesus is the second member of the Trinity, God the Son, and he’s existed from eternity past. But why does it matter who we think Jesus is?

Jesus is the only man who ever walked this earth who can say he is the Son of God because he is God. And, as God, he deserves to be worshipped and obeyed.

Scripture is very clear that worship belongs to God alone. But the early church worshipped Jesus, and Jesus accepted this worship.

Prayer is to be addressed to God and God alone. By praying to Jesus, the early church showed they believed he was and is the eternal God.

To claim to be God—when you’re not—is blasphemy. And it was punishable by death in ancient Israel.

The disciples were willing to suffer and die for proclaiming Jesus as Lord. They believed he was and is God because he proved he was by rising from the dead.

Who did Jesus say he was? During one of his encounters with the Pharisees, Jesus told them they would die in their sins unless they believed that “I am he.”

Jesus has always existed. But some people will argue that Jesus is a created being since Colossians says Jesus is the “firstborn of all creation.”

When did Jesus come into existence? Was it when he was born or was it “at the beginning of creation”? Well, what does the Bible say?

The New Testament specifically reveals Jesus as divine and calls the Father, Son, and Spirit “God.” Our God is three-in-one.

It’s not a battle of science versus religion. It’s a battle between two different starting points: man’s word or God’s Word.

One evolutionist even called it ironic that we use the latest technology at our two attractions while denying the science behind it.

The secular worldview, including evolution and millions of years, comes from the mind of man. It ignores God’s Word and relies on human reasoning instead.

A few years ago, a European study wanted to test this idea, and they determined “no, morality doesn’t decline alongside religion.”

A decade ago, the media announced that proof of the big bang had been found. Many Christians were troubled since the big bang contradicts God’s Word.

Years ago, headlines claimed a thirteen-million-year-old ape skull shows us what human ancestors might’ve looked like.

Researchers studying mutations in fruit flies have determined that, in forty million years, fruit flies will be fruit flies, with slightly different wings.

Engineers copy God’s designs because they are the best designs. And that’s exactly what we’d expect starting with the truth that “in the beginning God.”

Despite all the time and money put into developing Bat Bot, its flying abilities hardly compare to the real creature.

God is the greatest designer, so it makes sense to look to his creation for inspiration and for yet another reason for us to join with creation and glorify God.

The Bible is the only book that was written by both human authors and God himself. But does the Bible contain errors because it was written by humans?

When describing life, the Bible doesn’t use the modern term “species.” Instead it describes God creating “kinds” that reproduce within their kind.